Quoting Michaelwagner ([EMAIL PROTECTED]): > > A word to the wise, or at least the wary. > > If you scan the forums, you'll find many posts about the legality (or > lack thereof) of allofmp3. > > And aside from the legal niceties, it isn't clear that the musicians > benefit from the sales on that site.
Here's how I get around this, in the very infrequent occasion what I want isn't offered on emusic http://www.emusic.com or from the artists themselves. Most of what I listen to is independent ('indie') rock. - Buy desired item on iTunes. - Delete tracks from iTunes. - Purchase drm-free tracks from AllofMP3. This way I gurantee that the artist gets the payment he deserves, which is very important to me, and I also get drm-free tracks for about a dollar more than just buying them through iTunes. If AllofMP3 ISN'T full of shit (unlikely) and actually DOES pay the artist in their roundabout way, then the artist may actually get paid twice -- sweet. Once jhymn is able to de-DRM tunes bought from the iTunes store again, I'll be able to skip steps 2 and 3. dave _______________________________________________ discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/discuss
